Product information "Anthurium rugulosum var. crinitum"
| Name: | Anthurium rugulosum var. crinitum, Sodiro 1902 |
| Synonyms: | not known |
| Etymology: | rugulosus = with little warts |
| Propagation: | division |
| Origin: | Ecuador |
| Habitat: | Anthurium rugulosum grows hemieiphytically in moist and wet tropical forests and in high altitude cloud forests in the eastern Andes at altitudes of 1100-2800m. |
| Notes: | Anthurium rugulosum must not be kept too warm. The reason is explained by U.S. American Denis Rotolante, who cultivates many Aroids very successfully: "These plants may respire and burn more sugars on a warm night than they produce in photosynthesizing in the day light This causes a shortage of stored carbohydrates needed for growth and flowering. This contributes to a lack of vigor and produces weak, disease prone plants which do not flower, fruit or thrive." |
